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Windows Explorer is the application used in modern versions of Microsoft Windows operating systems for displaying file and directory listings and information. Windows Explorer, which originally was completely distinct from the Internet Explorer web browser, debuted in Windows 95 as a replacement to the older Windows file manager. In addition to file management, Windows Explorer deals with functions tied to the Windows "Start" menu (Run, Settings, Documents, Programs). In brief, this is the component of the operating system that is displayed on the monitor and enables the user to control the computer.
In Windows XP, Windows Explorer is significantly different than in previous Windows versions; by default, the Luna interface is used but can be turned off if desired.
Windows Explorer has the option to provide thumb view of graphic files, and rendering of HTML-files including graphic files and other HTML-files referred to.
